Bridal showers and wedding plans in Anniston social scene
The section chronicles a series of nuptial preparations and social events centered on Miss Nell Hopkins and Mr Edward Clarkson including a handkerchief shower on Oxford Lake, linen and German showers, and the First Presbyterian church wedding. It lists attendants, guests, and local society movements across Anniston and nearby towns.
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Oxford Lake
A. B. Woodriff
Norton
Nell Hopkins
Edward Laboche Flarks
Hymeness
A. H. Smith
Tyler Hill
Carolyn’ Wood Draper
John ‘Tt. Chapman
Selma
Alice Ashley
Tuscaloosa
Margaret Little
Annalee Fitts
Tuscalooga
Katherine Caldwell
Facktonville
Margaret Dudley Reynolle
Carolyn Froon Draper
Julia Coleman
Clarkson
Washington Moody
James Browder Garber
Birmingham
William Weller
Hadtsden
Edmond W. Pettus Jr
Ednay Oir
Edgar Finch
Montgomery
Thomas Garner
Randolph Reynolds
Frank Johnston
Results From Yesterday In Southern League And Cities
Scores from multiple matchups list Birmingham and Memphis exchanges with 4 to 2, and New Orleans 4 defeated by Atlanta 5. Other results show Detroit 5 over Boston 3 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 5. Local notes mention Smith visiting mother Mrs. E M Wyehe and Prof Reed Smith likely to stay at Synodical college another year.
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Reed Smith
South Carolina
The
Synodical College
Anniston Views Post Cards at Bargain Prices
Anniston Trading Co offers new postcard views with a 3 for 5 cent deal and advertises a broad lineup for buyers to browse at the store.
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Anniston Trading CO
Chattanooga Defeats Anniston in Slugging Baseball Game
The Chattanooga Times reports a 10 to 6 win over Anniston in a slugging affair. Bushyhead highlight with fielding. Burns debuted as pitcher for Chattanooga. Anniston’s Reynolds allowed eight runs in four innings before McClure relieved. Both teams had weak pitching but strong support. Chattanooga made two errors to Anniston's three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Anniston
Bushyhead
Burns
Reynolds
McClure
Baseball Notes From A Busy Sporting Season
The write up covers Addie Joss and the Cleveland club’s hot race for the flag, Atlanta’s new Ponce de Leon ballpark, Staréh in Dallas as a smooth third baseman, Cy Seymour and the Giants’ chances, society girls in Philadelphia playing baseball, and pennant bunches from minor leagues with Birmingham Portland Des Moines Grand Rapids York Cedar Rapids Lynchburg Paterson. It ends with a reflection on the does and don’t of the sport and Jim McGuire’s take on baseball.
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Mineapolis
Addie Joss
Cleveland
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Dallas
Staréh
Seymour
Cyrus
Giants
Society Girls
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Portland
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
York
Cedar Rapids
Lynchburg
Virginia
Paterson
Jim McGuire
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Maslin
Carrie Draper
Miss Garrett
Alexandria
Miss McLaurie
Mississippi
Tyler Bill
Mary Weatherly
Converse College
John Weatherly
Auburn
Scott Roberts
Parker Me
Qquorial Baptist Church
Indies’ Guild of
Annistonians
Talladega Springs
Hugh Walker
North
Alabama
Fleeta Cooper
A A. Jett
Viola Jett
Sheffield
A. A. Johnston
Mr. Green Crook
Louisiana
8. T., Crook
W. 8S. Wyche
Thomas M. Smith
North Spring Street
Southern League
Memphis
Shreveport
New Orleans
Nashville
Little Rock
Detroit
Boston
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Jacksonville
Augusta
Macon
Columbia
Savannah
Charleston
Jackson
Vicksburg
Mobile
Colamt&s
Gulfport
Meridian
Ullman Bros
Anniston Views
Chattanooga Times of Today
Baseball
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Steele’s
R Steele & Son
E Laws, Ordway & Houser
Ther Anniston Gity Land Company
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